The Scio tribune., June 03, 1920, Image 3

Built to give u .surpassed
mileage—and ‘ y give it
Aexf
Hoary J Schulder tust. »tat» corpora
'.tain commissioner and r«,. littst» for
»•crwmry of stat« on ih- rvpubHcaa
lek»t at the primary »I- 41*-« was rw-
|U«»te<l tu resigli from tn» *>fft< ». la
a l*tt»r prvpared by Governor Olcott
Mr Bchuldermaa's reefgnailoa is u.
become effective at ot< ■ ac< Ming to
h» Macutlve's letter
t'oiuurronl
with the request for Mr Hcbulder
man's resignation G* »» nor III* . It an
uounccd the apt >ihtm«nt of T II
Handley of Tillamook, as sucre<»ur to
the office.
There are Included In Irr-ration dl»
tríela now organised tn Oregon a total
of 1.034J»’ act*. -- « . h
t»k
acre» are actually umiar waler at the
present tim«, acivnlinii 10 a report
prepared by I’wrcy Cooper, »tat» engi
neer Honda voted for th«- development
of the«» district, a . r< st- 11 3f.' *00,
of which H.»kt.von ha»<- been Certi
fled by the irrigation »ecurHlaa COM-
mission under a law pn****l in 1*1«
Míate guarantee of tnterem has lex'U
authorised ou bunds amounting to 13.
too.uou and |.t
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been »«pendo.! In development of the
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various districts
Governor Olcott has mad» public th»
names of IS turn five tu rvprwnt th«
empi* *ci» flv<* to represent th» iw
ployva. and five th» cinteti» of th»
•tatr at large, on a cummlttve to Invsa-
ligate and rc.minrnd to th» legisla­
ture In l "-!l changea In th» wurkmea'a
compensai Ion act M* mb.-rs of th« com­
mittee are Ktnployrrs It T Me Bala.
Crown M’tiisniett» Pafmr company, of
Portland th orge T (Jerlluger, Wiliam
»lie Valley l.umb>r company. Ltallaa.
U J Evenson. Henson Timber com
t'sny. Clatakanle. Thomas It Kay. Kay
W.mlou Milla, rial. m. H C Hall. WU-
lamelle Ir-.n and rii eel works. Portland
Kiiiploy.w H W rileeuian. Portland;
W. I*' Brainard. Portland. Frank Han
mu Kirtland. C. M Hyneraon. Purl-
usd. 1 K Hi<’
Mlephens.
ph«n*. Portland Htats
at large l'-l \ Plnauiorc, merchant.
Pvctlatid Hi.lury J Urahaai. lawyer.
Portland <’ L. Hawley, farmer and
stockman. Mi'nj, L«wll«< ButlW. bank
er. Hood lli'.-r, Ur T Thoraldem
r-pr. Illing Loyal legion of Ixigger»
slid l.umberm«u. Port laud
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Por Sale by
FRED T. BII.YEU
FARM I IGI IT fk POWER OUTFIT
Ask th* ■«' w«-ll S.ix.wn men why they pur.-hs»«*'! our plant:
I H t'ofwlatxi, t rsl.tr.-* . W n>. Voikman. Crabtree; Walter Blackburn,
**<-io ..«org* S- bl.-rtr:, t abtr»». O It kn-i.let, ¡.»barton, Walter Po­
land. Shchl
Iral many vtlwrs.
P au I Automatic* Water Systems
I’rrfn'tion Milking Machines (Natures Milker)
/Xnker I lolth ( ream Separator«.
at t ed Bowl
I hr Only Self Ilei-
Electric W iring l»v I .tcenaed and Bonded Men—Edit mate*
Cheerfully Furnished
THE ELECTRIC STORE Inc.
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It ha: 1» -si.I to I- tin- larg>»1 land
transaction ever consummated In 1'ina
lllla county, and o|»e of the larg.wt to
take plac«- In eastern Oregon In year«,
a a, complet'd at Pendleton, when the
2unnlrigh«in Hheep a Und company
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purchased by Fred W Falconer of
Enterprise at a price ■aid to exceed
« half million dollar*, Included in th*
leal are 35 «00 acres of laud and It.OoO
head of sheep
Of filial nr complete unofficial rw-
turn» from every county In the stale
file Heuator Johnson a plurality of
¡¡li»M In the recent presidential prefer
»nee primary election On the face of
these figures, Juhtieon received 45.917
again»! 43.7IX for deaerai Wood Gov-
ernur Ix.wilrn ran third with a total of
14.401. while Herbert f Ho» er re­
cel veil 14 930 votas despite the fact
that hr had withdrawn aa a candidate
in thia state
Arrat.g* inents have t»-en completed
by J A Churchill. alate superintend
ent of M-hiMila. whereby the Oregon
Riat.- Normal srh.Mil at Monmouth will
conduct a 13 week»' course during th»
lummer for the te nefit of »tud. nl» »bo
•r> graduate« of a standard tour year
high acbool. and who wish to take the
»«amination for a teacher-» certificate
but have not flhlwhed an slementary
teacher»' training courae. nor a courae
at th« normal school
Filing fee» »» provided under th*
Oregon law» are not a part of th*
campaign expense» of candidates tor
Office, accordlug to a legal opinion
given by Attorney-General Brown Th»
attorney general held In hla opinion
that a per. n wishing to run for office
1» not a candidal* until the filing fee
la paid, therefor» thia contribution to
the ata:.* would not tie consider*! a
part <jf expen»« of the candidal« ta
making hla campaign.
It 1» expected that the work of pav-
Ing the Pacific highway northward
from Albany to th* county line at Jef
ferv-on will b* completed by July 1 Th*
Linn county court will make applica­
tion to the stat* highway rommlaalon
fr r paving th» highway aouthward
from Albany to a point beyond Tan
gent this summer The grade of thl»
»action »aa prepared last year. Th*
court plan» also to prepare during the
summer the grade between Tangent
and Shedd
To Increase th« city » wat»r supply
the water commissioners of Th» l»ail»s
-1 to mn a tunnel through
lv
m»on's min on
th. • *
the east fork of Mill erstell, about
m Th» ball»»
Hid» for
IS ml>*
about Jun* S
th* work will b* call
Th» tunnel will be rushed to comple­
tion In order thai th» city may hav»
more water during th» summer
months Experts say that whan com
plet.-d the tunnel will insur» a aU inch
of water.
Business Is Good
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All of our merchants so report. Yet
it is not so good but what it can be
made better by judiciously advertising
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ahc ÿcio (tribune
Advertisements in I he I ribune are
profitable to advertisers in Albany
Salem, Portland. San Francisco, New
York and Chicago.
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WHY?
Because an ad in The I ribune gets
results. If these foreign ads pay, surely
every men bant in Scio will get good
results by judiciously advertising in
their home newspaper.
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Al HANY
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Old I*. O. Building
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E do atl klhds uf amateur kodak finishing, film
developing, cotiying, enlarging and photograph*
ing
Samples <.f *ur work on hand for your Inspection.
If you have any trouble in getting good results
out of your k ..k <r camera, call on us. we can no
doubt help
w th
. u* itions that will help you get
results «nd g ■* d, clear pictures, We have had over 20
years experience in this work so no doubt can do you
some good. S<> be not backward in asking for help in
this line. Your kodaks examined free.
Our pric» s art as follows, u/uu.vi tmh on delivery
of your work, please remember this;
PRINTING
21x3f, or »mailer, 40c doaen
4x6, or smaller, 50c doteti
and postcards, SOcdoxen
ItKV FUH’ING
Him rolls, any site. 10c each
Film packs, anv sue. 20c each
Platea up to 5x7. Sc
I’latcs aiiove 5x7. 7|c
Mail ordei-. solicited and attended to promptly;
must la* accompanied by cash, any over remittance
will be promptly returned.
We th ink y**u for pas' and solicit y »ur future
patronage
Yours for good work,
W
Sirino
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SCIO CASH FEED STORE
Can supply your n< • i - in hor-*\ dairy, hog and chicken feeds at
very reasonable price». If y.>u are I.H.kmg For an increase in the
milk dm* from your dairy herd, try
Sunnybrook, th. I., t .Itiry
on tin- market
A trial will convin-.- you that Fishor’a chicken feeds have n<> equal
We have In stock Olympic. White Mountain ami Fisher’» Blend
Flour; Fishers Oat .Meal nnd Pancake Flour. C«oie in and look
us over. We have just what you need in feels <»f Tall kinds.
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Every Business Man
D. DENSMORE
in Sc io should be represented in some
way in The I ribune. It will be of in
direct value to our town and commu
nity and of direc t value to the adver
tiser, and, incidentally, to the paper
Every Live Merchant Advertises
Are YOU Alive)
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R. M. CAIN
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